Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-08-19

Do not procrastinate but remer ii
to get rich is to appreciate khen
you see it. There's mr. -t1iines and
plenty Of it, too. -ne
DR.. J. B. Pilkine ..fbe at Mcclallen
house, Roseburg. ais;.say Friday, August a6th,
tnext week.) Aa cases of rectal. nervous or
chronic disesse;a an eye, ear or catarrhal COM
plants ssweIfa as those peculiar TO women will
be CANNED free of charge.
The constant development of the fruit indus
Try in this county calls for the establishment
of box factory in Roseourg. Such az enter
prise would grow and develop with the
country. Here is an opportunity for an enter
prising man with small capital.
Rev. Trad Richardson, who was formerly a
typo on this paper before it merged into THE
REVIEW, gave us call this week, and sub
stantialy convinced us that he had not forgot
ten how to handle type yet. He has been
in Empire City for sometime past.
Young, old, and middle aged, all experience
the wonderfully beneficial effects of Ayers
Sarsaparllla. Young children, suffering from
sore eyes, sore ears, scald head, or with any
scrofulous taint, become healthy and strong by
the use Of this medicine. Six bottles, $5.
Mrs Sol. Abrahams, daughter Mollie and
sons Maurice and Albert, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs.
Taylor and Mr.. Heller returned from the
Yaquina beach last Thursday morning in
charge OF the clerk of the railroad comms-
sion. They are all looking like they had
been well fed.
Mrs Nina Larowe celebrated elocutionist
is in town, and will remain two or three
weeks, and will give an entertainment for the
benefit Of some local society, of which due
notice will he given. She will also give les
sons, and may be found at the residence of
Mr.. W. A. Smick.
Prof. NJ. V. Rork will lecture in favor Of
prohibition at Looking Glass Monday even
ing next; at Oakland Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings; at Wilbur Thursday evening;
at Myrtle Creek Saturday and Sunday even.
ings. Prof. Rork is an able speaker, Do
not fail to hear him.
Mr.. s. c. Miller arrested Mr.. J. Conner
near Glo. Haynes place on Cow creek last
week for unlawfully killing deer. He was
brought TO Roseburg where he was bound
over in the sum of $500 TO await the action of
the grand jury. lie failed 10 give bonds and
now languishes in durance vile.
y mail route has been established between
Roscburg and Alllwood, and the contrac' has
been let for carrying the mail. The route is
via the following post Offices, Hogan, Cleve-
land, Coles Valley and terminates at Mill
wood. This is much needed route and
large section Of country.
Albert Bogges, Of Waco. Texas, q brother
of Thomas Bogges, Of Deer creek, spent a
week visiting the latter, and started on his
return home Saturday on account Of the illness
Of one of his children. Mr.. Bogges is pro-
fessor in the University at Waco, is a man Of
means, and very agreeable and intelligent
gentleman whom We were pleased to meet.
Do you want the best goods at the least
cost? II so, send to Weinstock & Lubin,
Sacramento, Cal, for their large Fall Cata-
logue (free). Among other attractions it pre-
sents eight pages of finely Autographed Eastern
Fashions. Weinstock & Lubin are the largest
general retailers on the coast, and in busy
seasons fill as high as thousand mail orders
a day.
We have received from State Printer Baker
a magnificent three-sheet poster for the coming
State Fair. The work was done at the State
Printing office, and is credit to the State.
There is no reason why Oregon should not do
all lis own printing, including the school
books. Under Mr.. Bakers management the
work has been better and more promptly done
than ever before.
Harry Murton has received an appoint
ment in the Portland custom house. Mr..
Murton is an accomplished gentleman, a |
thorough business man, and a staunch dem
ocrat Mr.. Abraham has again displayed
good judgment and from the character Of the
subordinates he has chosen, the people can
rest assured cf an able administration of
the affairs Of that Office.
Prof. NJ. V. Rork, Of Michigan, one Of
the ablest lecturers in the field, will address
the citizens Of Roseburg at the court house in
this city this Friday evening. Also at the
same place Saturday evening and in Slocums
hall, Sunday afternoon. The great question
of the prohibition Of the liquor traffic will be
the theme and is treated in an original and
manner. There should be a
rousing meeting.